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三亚学院2025级新生招生圆满收官|生源质量稳步提升 打造自贸港应用型人才高地
Yang Shi Wang· 2025-08-08 06:37
南风渐爽,海畔拾秋。随着2025年高考招生工作进入尾声,三亚学院面向全国31个省(自治区、直辖 市)的73个本科专业(含方向)招生计划顺利完成,新生将于九月踏入这所南海之滨的美丽学府,开启 大学生活新篇章。今年学校生源质量稳步提升,在海南、黑龙江、山东等16个省份受到高分考生青睐, 其中海南最高分考生超省控线96分等多省录取线创历史新高。 据悉,学校2025年招生咨询量同比增长20%,反映出社会对自贸港区高等教育发展的持续关注。新生报 到工作将于9月1日正式启动,届时北纬18°的校园将迎来全国各地的莘莘学子。 【注:本文数据截至2025年8月招生工作结束】 学科群优势凸显 赋能自贸港建设 作为海南首家民办高校硕士学位授予单位,三亚学院紧密围绕海南自贸港"4+3+3"现代化产业体系,构 建"金融产业数字化""汽车产业数字化"等五大重点学科群,建成3个院士工作站。2025年学校硕士点增 至10个,在全国民办院校中位居前列,为培养高层次应用型人才提供坚实平台。 专业布局前沿 国际化培养路径多元 学校持续优化专业矩阵,新增新能源汽车工程、储能科学与工程等前沿专业,其中国际经济与贸易(中 外合作办学)专业与美国伯克利学 ...
美国高等教育,何以成为普通人不可及的奢侈品?
Hu Xiu· 2025-07-31 04:56
前段时间,特朗普向哈佛"宣战":冻结联邦拨款、威胁撤销免税地位、试图限制国际招生。 7月28日,媒体报道哈佛有意向联邦政府支付高达5亿美元的和解金,以结束多项联邦调查。此前一周,哥伦比亚大学也宣布将支付2亿美元。 这些博弈将美国大学与政府的矛盾推至风口浪尖,也折射出美国大学复杂的财政体系。同时,美国国会也正加速推进改革,计划直线提升大学捐赠基金的 课税率。 曾经,不少学校主要依赖于捐赠基金的投资收益创收:它们重仓私募股权和风险投资,在过去几十年创造了惊人回报,而如今这套玩法却不再奏效。 这篇文章我们就来聊聊:为何政府资助与捐赠基金如此重要?面对投资回报下滑和政府挤压,学校该如何破解财政困境?更重要的是,教育的本质到底是 什么?大学的金融化、市场化与行政化,将让美国的未来付出何种代价? 一、钱从哪来?美国大学的收入拼图 我们先来算一笔账:美国的大学最基本的分野是公立和私立大学,其中最大的区别是公立大学一般由州政府出资建立,因此对州内居民收的学费较低。 根据Education Data Initiative的数据,2024~2025学年中,美国私立大学的平均学杂费超过58,000美元,公立大学的外州学生为28,0 ...
福耀科技大学5省份投档线均超610分,新型大学快速崛起带来了什么?
Di Yi Cai Jing· 2025-07-24 09:35
Group 1 - The rise of new research-oriented universities is accompanied by traditional prestigious institutions accelerating their adjustments in departments and talent cultivation models, increasing investments in emerging disciplines and key areas [1][6] - Fujian Fuyou University has successfully completed its first undergraduate admissions, attracting attention and recognition, with a total of 50 students enrolled from five provinces, achieving admission scores above 610 in all regions [2][3] - The admission scores of Fujian Fuyou University have surpassed those of several 985 and 211 universities in multiple provinces, indicating its competitive standing in the higher education landscape [3][4] Group 2 - Other new research-oriented universities, such as Ningbo Oriental University of Technology and Greater Bay Area University, also reported successful admissions, with scores comparable to top 985 institutions [3][4] - West Lake University has expanded its admissions to provinces outside Zhejiang, achieving competitive scores in both Henan and Chongqing, reflecting the growing prominence of new research universities [4] - The rapid development of new research-oriented universities is characterized by high starting points, significant investments, and a focus on research, aiming to redefine knowledge production and educational ecosystems [4][5] Group 3 - The emergence of these new universities has created a "catalyst effect," encouraging traditional institutions to innovate in their academic offerings and talent training models [6] - Traditional universities, such as Wuhan University and Tianjin University, are establishing new interdisciplinary programs and innovative talent cultivation plans to adapt to the evolving educational landscape [6][7] - Tianjin University is implementing a new engineering leadership program aimed at breaking traditional boundaries in education and focusing on strategic emerging fields, with plans to develop specific training directions by 2025 [7]
广州交通大学施工招标!最快今年7月底开工,2027年竣工
Nan Fang Du Shi Bao· 2025-07-15 15:01
Core Viewpoint - The construction of the new campus for Guangzhou University of Transportation is set to begin, with a total investment of approximately 1.77 billion yuan, aimed at accommodating 10,000 students and faculty members [2][7]. Group 1: Project Overview - The project will cover a total construction area of 566,254 square meters, including the new campus and the renovation of the old campus [2][3]. - The new campus will consist of various facilities such as teaching buildings, research laboratories, libraries, dormitories, and sports facilities [2][3]. - The project is divided into three bidding sections, with the first section focusing on the living area, expected to start construction on July 30, 2025, and complete by March 1, 2027 [4][5]. Group 2: Investment and Financials - The total investment for the project is 1,769.89 million yuan, with construction costs amounting to 1,524.40 million yuan [2]. - The construction costs for the new campus alone are estimated at 1,076.11 million yuan [2]. Group 3: Strategic Importance - Guangzhou University of Transportation is positioned as a high-level application-oriented university to support the "Transportation Power" strategy and the development of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area [7][8]. - The university aims to fill the gap of high-level transportation universities in the region, providing talent and technological support for economic and social development [7].
美国高校现状,因特朗普政策损失9亿美元,如何走出困境
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-07-10 05:00
Core Viewpoint - The Trump administration's immigration and education policies may lead to a potential loss of nearly $900 million in revenue for U.S. higher education institutions in the upcoming academic year, impacting not only their financial health but also the global education landscape and the international reputation of the U.S. [1][3] Group 1: Impact on U.S. Higher Education - International students are a significant source of revenue for U.S. colleges, contributing to tuition income and enhancing diversity and internationalization [3][4] - The Trump administration has tightened policies for foreign students, including restrictions on entry from certain countries and stricter visa scrutiny, which has led to a decline in international student enrollment [3][4] - The reliance on international students for both revenue and academic contributions highlights the vulnerability of U.S. colleges to these policy changes [4][6] Group 2: Broader Implications - The policies reflect deeper issues within the U.S. education system, including rising costs and stagnant domestic student numbers, which have diminished the competitiveness of U.S. higher education [6][9] - The potential loss of international students could lead to a global talent drain, with students seeking education in countries like Canada, Australia, and the UK instead [6][7] - The financial loss of $900 million may be just the tip of the iceberg, indicating a larger crisis in U.S. education and a shift in global talent mobility [7][9] Group 3: Globalization vs. Nationalism - Trump's policies illustrate the growing tension between globalization and nationalism, undermining the role of education as a bridge for cultural and knowledge exchange [9][10] - The decline in international student enrollment could hinder global knowledge sharing and collaboration, negatively affecting research and innovation [9][10] - U.S. higher education institutions must reassess their strategies to maintain global competitiveness while navigating the challenges posed by nationalist policies [10]
不少民办高校,未来只有关门歇业一条路
36氪· 2025-07-04 12:59
Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the challenges and strategies of private universities in China, particularly focusing on Ningbo Oriental Institute of Technology, which aims to attract quality students through high tuition fees and scholarship offerings, amidst a declining birth rate and increasing competition in higher education [4][6][22]. Group 1: Ningbo Oriental Institute of Technology - Ningbo Oriental Institute of Technology has introduced a high tuition fee of 96,000 yuan per year, which is significantly higher than many public universities, but offers scholarships that effectively allow the first cohort of students to attend for free [5][6]. - The university has made substantial progress since its establishment in 2020, attracting 16 academicians and 52 national-level talents, and securing 2.37 billion yuan in research funding [4][6]. - The pricing strategy reflects a blend of educational quality and commercial acumen, aiming to position the university as a premium institution [6][22]. Group 2: Trends in Higher Education - The article highlights a trend of declining birth rates in China, with the number of newborns dropping below 10 million in 2022, which will significantly impact future university enrollments [14][16]. - The total enrollment in higher education is projected to increase from 7.3 million in 2015 to 10.68 million in 2024, but this growth is unsustainable due to the declining birth rate [14]. - The oversupply of university graduates is leading to a "seller's market" for diplomas, diminishing the value of degrees across institutions, including top-tier universities [20][22]. Group 3: Implications for Private Universities - Many private universities have ceased enrollment due to various challenges, including financial difficulties and inadequate facilities, while public universities face fewer closures [10][12]. - The financial viability of private universities heavily relies on tuition fees, making them more susceptible to market fluctuations, particularly employment rates and birth rates [13][19]. - The article suggests that without significant changes to meet market demands, many universities may face closures or drastic reductions in enrollment [18][23].
“哈佛事件”之后,香港高校已发出36份“转校”录取通知书
Di Yi Cai Jing· 2025-07-02 15:13
Core Viewpoint - The number of overseas students applying to Hong Kong universities has significantly increased this year, partly due to the pressures faced by Harvard University from the U.S. government, which has indirectly benefited Hong Kong's international higher education ambitions [1][2]. Group 1: Overseas Student Applications - As of June 26, Hong Kong's eight public universities received approximately 850 inquiries related to the sudden changes in overseas higher education policies, with 36 admission offers already sent out [1]. - The University of Hong Kong issued the most admission offers, totaling 16, followed by the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology with 15 offers, and the Chinese University of Hong Kong and Lingnan University with 3 and 2 offers, respectively [1]. - The University of Hong Kong reported around 300 inquiries from American students, including over 100 transfer applications, particularly from Harvard students [1]. Group 2: Institutional Responses - Hong Kong universities, including the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology and City University, are actively welcoming international students from Harvard, prioritizing their admission applications, credit transfers, visa assistance, and accommodation arrangements [2]. - City University announced the provision of various support measures, including special scholarships and inviting original PhD supervisors to co-supervise students [2]. Group 3: Government Initiatives - The Hong Kong government is focused on enhancing its status as an international higher education hub, with plans to increase the non-local student admission ratio from 20% to 40% starting from the 2024/2025 academic year [2]. - The Chief Executive of Hong Kong, John Lee, indicated that the government would consider further increasing the non-local student admission cap if necessary, emphasizing Hong Kong's openness to students facing discrimination in the U.S. [3]. - Recent government initiatives include increasing the quota for non-local students, developing the "Northern Metropolis University Education City," and expanding the "Belt and Road Scholarship" program [3].
民办高校生存困境
投资界· 2025-06-29 07:26
Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the evolving landscape of higher education in China, particularly focusing on the emergence of private research-oriented universities like Ningbo Oriental Institute of Technology, and the implications of rising tuition fees and declining birth rates on enrollment and the value of degrees [3][5][18]. Group 1: Overview of Ningbo Oriental Institute of Technology - Ningbo Oriental Institute of Technology is a new research-oriented university established in June 2020, supported by local and national funding, and has attracted notable faculty and research funding [3][5]. - The university's tuition fee is set at 96,000 yuan per student per year, which is considered high compared to other prestigious institutions, but it offers a scholarship that effectively allows the first cohort of undergraduate students to attend for free [5][7]. - The pricing strategy reflects a blend of educational quality and commercial acumen, aiming to attract students while leaving room for future tuition increases [6][7]. Group 2: Trends in Private Higher Education - The article notes that several private universities have ceased enrollment over the past decade due to various challenges, including financial difficulties and regulatory issues, while public universities have faced fewer closures [10][12]. - The funding model for public universities relies heavily on government allocations, while private institutions depend on tuition fees, making them more susceptible to market fluctuations, particularly employment rates and birth rates [12][18]. Group 3: Demographic Changes and Their Impact - China's higher education enrollment has increased from 7.3 million in 2015 to an expected 10.68 million in 2024, driven by a population that saw annual births between 20 million and 15 million during that period [14]. - However, a significant decline in birth rates began in 2019, with the number of newborns dropping below 15 million, leading to projections that by 2040, the number of students entering higher education could fall to between 5 million and 6 million [14][15]. - This demographic shift is expected to create a surplus of higher education capacity, potentially leading to a reduction in the number of institutions or enrollment numbers across various programs [16][18]. Group 4: The Changing Value of Degrees - The article argues that the value of higher education degrees has shifted from being a scarce resource to a commodity, resulting in a "seller's market" for degrees, which could exacerbate issues of oversupply in the job market [18][19]. - As the number of degrees increases, the distinction between degrees from top-tier universities and those from lesser-known institutions may diminish, impacting the perceived value of all degrees [19]. - To navigate this changing landscape, institutions like Ningbo Oriental Institute of Technology are adopting strategies to establish their brand and attract quality students, recognizing the need for differentiation in a crowded market [19][20].
@所有考生,今年高校招录有这些新变化
Zhong Guo Xin Wen Wang· 2025-06-28 13:23
Group 1: Admission Policies - Several universities have implemented "zero adjustment" policies, ensuring that students will be admitted to one of their chosen majors without being transferred to other programs if they meet the requirements [1] - Xiamen University and Sun Yat-sen University have specific policies that guarantee admission to the selected major if students fill out their choices without repetition and pass health checks [1] - Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications has introduced a "6保1" policy, allowing students to choose six majors without repetition, ensuring admission to one of their selected majors [1] Group 2: Major Transfer Policies - Many universities have relaxed their major transfer policies, allowing students greater flexibility in changing their fields of study [2] - Xiamen University will fully open its undergraduate major transfer policy, removing restrictions on the number of transfers and the year of study [2] - West China University of Transportation allows students to transfer to various specialized programs without any prerequisites, with applications accepted at the end of each academic year [2] Group 3: Subject Requirements for Traditional Chinese Medicine Programs - Several traditional Chinese medicine universities have adjusted their subject requirements for certain programs, with some no longer specifying subject prerequisites [3][4] - For example, Anhui University of Chinese Medicine has removed subject requirements for programs like Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture [3] - Beijing University of Chinese Medicine has also made adjustments, allowing for more flexibility in subject selection for certain programs [4] Group 4: Enrollment Expansion in "Double First-Class" Universities - The Ministry of Education has announced an expansion in undergraduate enrollment for "Double First-Class" universities, with several institutions increasing their admission quotas [6] - Tsinghua University and Peking University are each adding 150 undergraduate spots, while other universities like Shanghai Jiao Tong University and Shandong University are also expanding their enrollment [6] - New enrollment plans focus on emerging fields such as artificial intelligence, integrated circuits, and biomedical sciences, with some universities introducing unique programs like a "pet" undergraduate major [6]
密集迎来“新”大学,为城市竞争格局打开想象空间
Yang Shi Wang· 2025-06-28 07:50
Group 1 - The core point of the articles highlights the emergence of new universities in China, particularly three new research-oriented universities: Fujian Fuyao University of Science and Technology, Greater Bay Area University, and Ningbo Oriental Institute of Technology, which are designed to enhance local higher education capabilities and align with regional economic needs [1][2][5]. - As of June 20, 2025, there are a total of 3,167 higher education institutions in China, with 57 universities undergoing name changes or restructuring and 55 new institutions established compared to 2024 [1]. - The new universities are characterized by a "small but excellent" approach, with initial enrollment numbers below 100, contrasting with larger institutions [1][7]. Group 2 - The relationship between universities and cities is crucial, as universities serve as key assets for urban development, attracting talent and fostering innovation [2][3]. - Cities like Fuzhou, Dongguan, and Ningbo, which have recently established new universities, lack top-tier institutions, highlighting a gap between economic strength and educational resources [2][3]. - The establishment of new universities is seen as a significant opportunity for cities with strong economies but limited higher education options, providing a means to enhance their educational landscape [2][9]. Group 3 - The new research-oriented universities differ from traditional institutions in their educational models, focusing on interdisciplinary studies and aligning closely with technological advancements and local industry needs [5][6]. - For instance, Ningbo Oriental Institute of Technology emphasizes cutting-edge fields such as artificial intelligence and integrated circuits, while Greater Bay Area University promotes dynamic interdisciplinary centers [5][6]. - These institutions adopt a "small and precise" educational model, ensuring personalized mentorship for students, which is a departure from conventional large-scale university systems [7][11]. Group 4 - The trend of establishing new universities reflects a broader strategy among economically strong cities to address educational shortcomings and adapt to the demands of technological and industrial changes [9][10]. - Cities like Shenzhen and Qingdao have successfully increased their number of higher education institutions through partnerships and collaborations, enhancing their educational quality and capacity [9][10]. - The rise of new universities represents a shift towards more innovative and flexible educational frameworks, allowing cities to better meet their specific developmental needs [10][11].